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Horticulture Weekly
Ornamentals News 26th October 2025
 

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Future of Plants Survey

 
HortWeek FUTURE PLANTS SURVEY: which plants will be in most demand in the coming years?
HortWeek FUTURE PLANTS SURVEY: which plants will be in most demand in the coming years?
HortWeek has launched a major survey to find out how plant demand is changing in the UK.
 

OPINION

 
RHS should shout about peat-free growers Cosmos and hollyhock collection holder and RHS exhibitor Jonathan Sheppard writes about the RHS's peat plans. RHS should shout about peat-free growers
 

Chelsea Flower Show 2026

 
EXCLUSIVE: Growers reveal which RHS Chelsea gardens they are supplying + full list
EXCLUSIVE: Growers reveal which RHS Chelsea gardens they are supplying + full list
2026 will be the last year of Project Giving Back at RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
 

Latest news

 
RHS State of Gardening Report report discovers there are 25 million British gardens
 
 
RHS plan peat free retail but criticise Government ban delay again
 
 
Plant import disruption continues
 
 
More trucks stuck at Sevington as Italian plant exporters plea for 'treatment with care'
 
 
Seasonal worker scheme rule change will allow workers to re-enter the country sooner
 
 
Groundbreaking ‘The End of Peat’ podcast shortlisted for Garden Media Guild award
 
 
Dutch plant exports to UK rise again
 
 
Leading nurseryman takes over Seabrook Colegrave Foundation lead role
 
 
Pest risk analysis published
 
 
Plant Heritage award National Plant Collection status to 30 growers

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HortWeek Podcast

 
HortWeek Podcast: Val Bourne - a champion for organic gardening
HortWeek Podcast: Val Bourne - a champion for organic gardening
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Plant health

 
EAMU expiry alert: January 2025 EAMU expiry alert: January 2025
 
 
EAMU roundup: September 2025 EAMU roundup: September 2025
More plant health content
 

CLICK HERE to view a sortable and regularly updated table of key Brexit-related policy , legislation and guidance documents published by the UK Government, devolved administrations and the European Commission, relevant to horticulture .

 

Partner Content

 
ICL Hort Science masterclasses: Sustainable plant production for the future Presented by ICL ICL Hort Science masterclasses: Sustainable plant production for the future
 
Top Belgian growers return to Four Oaks Presented by VLAM Top Belgian growers return to Four Oaks
 
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CLICK HERE to view all HortWeek's coverage on the use of peat in horticulture and moves towards peat-free growing media for growers and garden centres


 

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